League City's City Council meeting is set for November 18 at 6 p.m., with a work session at 5 p.m. Residents can attend, speak during Public Comment, watch live on Facebook, or catch reruns on Channel 16.

The Texas State Library and Archives Commission announced the closure of Boundless Books, affecting the E-Read Texas program and prompting a search for alternatives.

San Antonio celebrated the opening of Village at the Loop, an affordable housing community funded in part by the city, offering modern amenities and on-site support services to residents.

A water main break in Wilson County's Southeast Water District has led to low pressure and outages, prompting a boil water advisory. Residents should boil water or use bottled water until further notice.

Born Primitive and Black Rifle Coffee pledged to use Veterans Day weekend profits to erase up to $25M in veterans’ medical debt, with ForgiveCo handling cancellations.

League City has initiated its annual Community Toy Drive to support local children, in partnership with Interfaith Caring Ministries. Residents can donate new, unwrapped toys at several locations.

Texas leaders have streamlined kinship foster care by cutting 195 regulations, simplifying the process for families to care for related children in need.

San Antonio City Council updated the LIHTC policy to promote affordable housing, aligning with the city's housing plan and incentivizing deeper affordability, access to education, and community support.

San Antonio Animal Care Services plans a special adoption event for military service members on Veterans Day, offering free pet adoptions for them and a reduced $25 fee for the general public, alongside extended holiday hours.

Boerne's holiday guide highlights festive lights and attractions, including the Jones’ CHRISTmas Ranch, First Baptist Church's 'Boerne Bright', and other drive-through displays, with activities such as music, hot cocoa, and games.

Attorney General Ken Paxton is speaking at a Texas State University Turning Point USA event on November 12, discussing political topics with students and locals.

Texas Governor Abbott and HHSC have applied for federal funds to improve rural healthcare, emphasizing expansion of access to care and reducing chronic diseases through the "Rural Texas Strong" program.

Texas residents are urged to prevent pollution by raking leaves away from storm drains and not dumping them into gutters, as decaying plant matter can harm aquatic ecosystems.